World Series of Poker Main Event Final Table Tips

The 2018 World Series of Poker Main Event is history, with all 78 bracelets having been won. The final table was entertaining from start to finish, although that final night with the marathon heads-up was quite a test for viewers.

Being able to see every hand including hole cards is of course quite educational for poker players. So, too, were these strategy tips reflecting the changing dynamic that occurs as the table goes from nine-headed to heads-up.

Watching #WSOPMainEvent2018 final table intently. Haven't seen either of these yet. pic.twitter.com/2ELXJSLEeM

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 13, 2018

Okay, I mean this is just confusing. #WSOPMainEvent2018 pic.twitter.com/tCsmRE1yHR

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 13, 2018

Now this actually makes sense. #WSOPMainEvent2018 pic.twitter.com/9mO49WtEkC

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 13, 2018

Okay, here we go. Whole new ball game. #WSOPMainEvent2018 pic.twitter.com/GHnm54eMBg

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 14, 2018

“It’s five-handed, so play changes.” #WSOPMainEvent2018 pic.twitter.com/X34XDLAVPa

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 14, 2018

Last time I got to four-handed in a tournament I blanked on both of these. Finished fourth. #WSOPMainEvent2018 pic.twitter.com/MuW4I4k24v

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 14, 2018

Here we go! Truly is a game of adjustments. #WSOP2018MainEvent pic.twitter.com/czlzykAwPQ

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 15, 2018

It all comes down to this. #WSOP2018MainEvent pic.twitter.com/h28ikPTybC

— Short-Stacked Shamus (@hardboiledpoker) July 15, 2018